Financial Results Briefing Session
for the Second Quarter of
the Fiscal Year Ending January 2023

Computer Engineering & Consulting Ltd.
September 14, 2022
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Operating Results for the Second Quarter of
the Fiscal Year Ending January 2023

Full-Year Earnings Forecast for the Fiscal
Year Ending January 2023

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Year-on-year comparisons of 2Q results◼
◼

ICT investment by companies became active mainly in the DX area and for environmental measures, and business negotiations are
increasing in spite of the continuous semiconductor shortage. Operating income decreased due to unprofitable projects.
Net income reached a record high with gains on sales of investment securities recorded to extraordinary income.
(Unit: Million yen)

Forecast for
2Q of FY ending
January 2023
Before revision

Forecast for
2Q of FY ending
January 2023
After revision

22,442

23,30023,300Operating income

2,220

2,300

Operating income ratio

9.9％

Ordinary income

Results for
2Q of FY ended
January 2022

Results for 2Q of FY ending January 2023
Year-on-year amountof change

Year-on-year rate ofchange23,478

1,036

4.6%

1,800

1,969

(250)

(11.3%)

9.9%

7.7%

8.4％

(1.5)

－

2,250

2,320

1,810

1,988

(261)

(11.6%)

Ordinary income ratio

10.0%

10.0%

7.8%

8.5%

(1.5)

－

Net income*

1,536

1,550

3,350

3,495

1,958

127.5%Net income ratio

6.8%

6.7%

14.4%

14.9%

8.1

－

Net sales* "Net income" signifies "Net income attributable to owners of parent" (the same applies hereinafter)* From the beginning of the first quarter of the fiscal year under review, the Company has applied the "Accounting Standard for Revenue Recognition," etc. Its impact in the first six months of the fiscal year under review includes
the following: Net sales increased 288 million yen, and operating income, ordinary income, and profit before income taxes grew 67 million yen, respectively© Computer Engineering & Consulting Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Quarterly results◼ Net sales
518(100 million yen)

480

500
380

400
300
200

359

252

335

245

126

Net sales

452

234

224

126

118

114

100
0
1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FYE Jan/2020

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FYE Jan/2021

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FYE Jan/2022

1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2023◼ Operating income/operating income ratio(100 million yen)
80

15%
59

60

Operating income
8.5%

44
37

40

28

10%

50
30

26

42

22

19

20
16

⚫ In the manufacturing area, net sales increased
year on year as ICT investments recovered.
⚫ The system development business remained
steady with continued demand for DX.
⚫ In the infrastructure construction business, thesemiconductor shortage continued.
⚫ The security field was favorable thanks to strong
demand.
⚫ In Group companies, net sales remained thesame year on year.

15

5%

9

13

0

⚫ Increase in income due to higher net sales.
⚫ Income decreased due to the lengthening of
unprofitable projects that occurred in the previous
fiscal year and the impact of allowance for loss onorders received.

0%
1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2020

3Q

4Q

1Q

2Q

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3Q

4Q

1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2022

3Q

4Q

1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2023

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Year-on-year comparison by business segment◼
◼

In the digital industry business, both net sales and operating income increased as business performance improved backed by therecovery in ICT investments by customers in the manufacturing industry.
In the service integration business, net sales increased as demand related to the promotion of DX and security was favorable.
However, operating income fell due to unprofitable projects.
(Unit: Million yen)
Results for
2Q of FY ended Jan. 2022
Operating income
Rate of return

Net sales

Results for
2Q of FY ending Jan. 2023
Net sales

Operating income
Rate of return

Amount of change
Rate of change
Net sales
Rate of change

Operating income
Rate of change

Digital Industry Business

7,799

1,498
19.2%

8,260

1,961
23.7%

460
5.9%

462
30.9%

Service Integration
Business

14,642

2,469
16.9%

15,218

2,066
13.6%

575
3.9%

(402)
(16.3%)

Corporate expenses－(1,747)(2,058)－(310)

22,442

2,220
9.9%

1,969
8.4%

1,036
4.6%

(250)
(11.3%)

Total

23,478* From the beginning of the first quarter of the fiscal year under review, the Company has applied the "Accounting Standard for Revenue Recognition," etc. Its impact for the first six months of the fiscal year under review includes thefollowing: In the digital industry business, net sales increased 191 million yen, and segment profit grew 51 million yen. In the service integration business, net sales increased 97 million yen, and segment profit was up 16 million yen.
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Progress of focused business◼ Focused business generally progressed as planned toward full-year targets
Results and forecast of net sales
in focused business(100 million yen)
200

Focused business

150

DI
*

120
106
100

Point

Production and logistics
solutions

Progress slightly fell behind the plan due to thesemiconductor shortage.

Mobility services

Business negotiations related to cloud development
grew.

Services in cooperation with
Microsoft Japan

There were many business negotiations due to thepromotion of DX, and progress exceeded the plan.

Migration services

The migration market was active backed by thegrowing demand for DX.

Security services

Business negotiations on security services (consulting,deployment & monitoring) were active.

DX cloud platform

Cloud service functions for our services
undergoing design, implementation, and verification
with actual equipment.

60
50

0
54-4Q

55-1Q

FYE Jan/2022

55-2Q

55-3Q

55-4Q

Net sales results

Full-year
targetResults forthe first six
months

Net sales

Net sales

56

57

FYE Jan/2024 FYE Jan/2025

FYE Jan/2023

Net sales plan

12 billion yenSI*

6 billion yen

Progress
rate

50.0％

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Digital Industry Business◼ Net sales◼ Operating income/operating income ratio(100 million yen)

200

150

50

38

40

174

162
122

86

44

82

77

42

20%

25
21

19

20

19

18
14

10

40

39

31

28

116

84

24% 25%

33

158
30

130

100

30%

(100 million yen)

9

10

10%

10

8

15%

5%
0

0
1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FYE Jan/2020

Business category

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FYE Jan/2021

Net sales
weather chart

1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2022

4Q

1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2023

0%

1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2020

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2021

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2022

4Q

1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2023

Points of the first half

Smart factory⚫ While business negotiations for our core products were increasing from the previous year, businessnegotiations were extended due to the semiconductor shortage.

Connected services⚫ The mobility field remained the same year on year, and the verification and development field saw a
gradual increase in business negotiations.

Chubu district⚫ The business environment continued to recover from the second half of the previous fiscal year, leading
to a growth in income.

Nishinihon district⚫ Business negotiations in the existing system development field were favorable in addition to productservices.

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Digital Industry Business
TOPICS

SimuField®-AS, a test automation tool that specializes in sound judgment◼ Challenges
 It is difficult to automatically judge soundwith a device because of complicatednoises and differences in the timing ofsounds◼ Overview
 This tool made it possible to judge sounds witha device, something that is difficult to automate
with conventional test methods using
waveforms or frequencies, and succeeded in
making an automatic judgment with lesssample sound thanks to AI learning technology

Learning of sample sound using AI

Automatic judgment of test
sound with AI

Label A Label B Label C
sound sound sound

Judgment
resultDatabase
Assessed device

Label A
sound

Assessed device

Learning of
judgment
sound

Assessmentof test sound◼ Features(i) Accurate judgment of sound with noise using AI technology(ii) Ability to judge various levels of sound specific to device sound(iii) Ability to coordinate with already implemented automated assessment systems© Computer Engineering & Consulting Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Service Integration Business◼ Net sales◼ Operating income/operating income ratio(100 million yen)(100 million yen)

400

60

344
317

300

250

200

100

237

165
83

82

37

40
152

146

26

30

34

45
10%

25

24

14

14

14

5%

9

10
0

0
1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FYE Jan/2020

1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2021

Business category

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2022

Net sales
weather chart

4Q

1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2023

15%

20
20

77

74

14%

50

41

218

161

54

50

293

20%

0%
1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2020

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2021

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2022

4Q

1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2023

Points of the first half

Service integration⚫ While the whole system development business performed well thanks to a fair wind of demand for DX
promotion in the government and the private sector, net sales increased and operating income fell
due to unprofitable projects.

Platform architect⚫ While demand for more resilient security of government and public offices and local governments
became active, the infrastructure construction business was sluggish, affected by the semiconductor
shortage, resulting in higher net sales and lower operating income.

Group companies⚫ The business environment including nearshore development recovered and remained unchanged
from the previous year.

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TOPICS

Cyber NEXT® Zero Trust Security Solution◼ What is Zero Trust?
 "Trust nothing," or the concept of security
measures on the assumption that nocommunications are trusted

Conventional network-based security

Zero trust security

Vulnerable to threats that have already intruded in the network

ID as the security boundary, not dependent on the network

Intrusion acrossnetwork boundaries

Data
Classification, protection andtracking of data

◼ Overview
 The total security service that achieves a gradualzero-trust security environment and safe andsecure operation while maintaining security
measures already in place by adding proprietary
new functions

Unprotected fromexternal attacks

App

Telework

Targeted
mail

If one unit is taken over,
infection spreads

Inadequate
measures for
ID/device/data/app

Detection of targeted
mailOperation and monitoring ofunauthorized apps

Detection and preventionof spoofing

DeviceInternal systems

Security on theassumption of protection
by network boundaries

Detection and isolation of
intrusion into PC

Authentication and authorization
based on individual reliability levels◼ Features(i) Support for security measures and operations that are becoming increasingly complicated due to DX promotion
and teleworking(ii) Deployment of measures compliant with seven basic principles of NIST (National Institute of Standards andTechnology), tailored to customers’ current situation(iii) More robust measures available in coordination with our products and services including SmartSESAME PC
Logon and CEC SOC(iv) Advice of our security experts ranging from sorting out issues to operation and monitoring© Computer Engineering & Consulting Ltd. All rights reserved.

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◼ The business environment was favorable, and orders received and orders in hand have been steadily increasing
Digital Industry BusinessChanges in orders received(100 million yen)
500

478

400
365
300

352

124

200

150
112

263
100
83

82

78
316
240

45

161

231

131
100

200

121

240

127

300

230

41

158

101

31

111
31

26

104

117
28

27

111
28

121

31

114

143

143

33

31

110

111

1Q

2Q

30

146
50

44
179

152

86

Changes in orders in hand(100 million yen)
462

161

Service Integration Business

81

74

80

77

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

88

83

89

84

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

102

86

0

0
1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FYE Jan/2021

1Q

2Q

3Q

FYE Jan/2022

4Q

1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2021

FYE Jan/2023

Results for 2Q of
FYE Jan/2021

Results for 2Q of
FYE Jan/2022

Results for 2Q of
FYE Jan/2023

Year-on-year rateof change

Orders received 24 billion yen

23.1 billion yen

26.3 billion yen

13.7%

Orders in hand 10.1 billion yen

11.1 billion yen

14.3 billion yen

27.9%

Total

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FYE Jan/2023

DI

System development grew due to recovery in ICT investment bymajor customers

SI

System development and business negotiations on security grew11

Year-on-year comparisons of sales by industry(Unit: Million yen)
Results forResults forYear-on-year comparisons
2Q of FY ended Jan. 2Q of FY ending Jan.
Amount of change
Rate of change
2022
2023

Manufacturing industry
Component ratio
Communication and information
service industry
Component ratio
Financial industry
Component ratio
Distribution industry
Component ratio
Government and public offices
Component ratio
Other industries
Component ratio

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9,792

10,331

43.6%

44.0%

5,688

6,495

25.4%

27.6%

2,751

2,321

12.3%

9.9%

1,171

1,314

5.2%

5.6%

1,082

933

4.8%

4.0%

1,956

2,082

8.7%

8.9%

22,442

23,478

100%

100%

538

5.5％

806

14.2％

(429)

(15.6％)

142

12.2％

(148)

(13.7％)

126

6.5％

1,036

4.6％

Points by industry[Manufacturing industry]
ICT investment by existing customers
became active[Communication and information
service industry]
Growth through DX promotion support andcollaborative business[Financial industry]
Down from the previous year due to a decreasein business negotiations in the infrastructure
construction business[Distribution industry]
Demand for security andlogistics services increased[Government and public offices]
The security business performed well, but the
infrastructure construction business stagnated
due to the semiconductor shortage
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Balance sheet compared with the end of the previous fiscal year
(Unit: Million yen)

End of January2022

End of July
2022

Comparison with the end of
the previous year
Amount of change
Rate of change

34,06035,090

1,030

3.0%

22,43024,015

1,584

7.1%

11,087

11,036(50)(0.5%)

6,567

6,733

165

2.5%

244

213

(30)

(12.6%)

4,275

4,089

(186)

(4.4%)

9,411

9,171

(239)

(2.5%)

Current liabilities

8,310

8,539

228

2.7%

Non-current liabilities

1,100

631

(468)

(42.6%)

35,73636,956

1,219

3.4%

Current assets
Cash and deposits

Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment

Intangible assets
Investments and other assets

Total liabilities

Total net assets

Point[Assets] Increased
Grew due to increase in cash anddeposits[Liabilities] Decreased
Fell due to decrease in long-term
accounts payable–other[Net assets] Increased
Up due to increase in retained earnings
in spite of a decrease due to theacquisition of treasury stock

Equity ratio

78.7％→80.0%
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45,147

46,127

979

2.2%
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Unprofitable projects and future plans◼ Response to unprofitable projects progressed as planned
 Quality assessment completed and the next process has started.
 Acceptance test is underway after the quality enhancement test. Cutover is expectedin February 2023 as planned.
◼ Background and future plans
FY ending Jan. 2023

1Q
• Identification of defects in thetesting process• Delivery date extended to
February 2023
• Recording of additional allowance

FY ending Jan. 2024

2Q

3Q

• Quality assessment
complete• Further quality
enhancement to mitigate
future risks• Customer acceptance test
• Briefing for users

4Q• Pre-test– General test
• Migration to the
production environment

1Q• Estimated cutover in
February 2023

* For the background in the previous fiscal year, please refer to the Supplemental Materials for the First Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending January 31, 2023, which were
published on June 10, 2022.
* The schedule in and after the third quarter of the fiscal year ending January 2023 may change depending on the progress of the project.
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Other measures◼ ESG activities and work-style reform measures also progressed as planned➢ Feb.: Partnership agreement with the Amputee Football Association(support for sports for people with disabilities)

Promoting ESG
activities➢ Feb.:➢ Apr.:➢ Apr.:➢ Apr.:

Diversity
Work-style reform➢ Female ratio: 22.9% (as of the end of July)➢ Employment rate of persons with disabilities: 2.39% (as of the end of July)➢ Promotion of men’s taking child-care leave

Other
Priority strategies➢ "Priority Project Definition" established to eradicate deficit projects

Donation of Asahi Elementary School Newspaper to elementary schools
Support for UNESCO Association and Ukraine
Donation of relief money for the Fukushima Earthquake
Announced support for the recommendations of the Task Forceon Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)➢ June: Additional acquisition of ISO 14001 (Environmental Management System)
certification for sites in the Tokyo metropolitan area

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Year-on-year comparison of full-year earnings forecasts◼

Full-year earnings forecast remains unchanged, and we will aim at meeting our target by closing deals that tend to increase(Unit: Million yen)

Resultsfor FY ended Jan.
2022

Forecast for FY ending Jan. 2023
Amount of change
Rate of change

Rate of change

Results for
2Q of FY ending
Jan. 2023

Progress rate

45,22048,000

2,779

6.1%

23,478

48.9%

Operating income

4,206

4,500

293

7.0%

1,969

43.8%

Operating income
ratio

9.3%

9.4％

0.1％

－

8.4％

－

Ordinary income

4,282

4,540

257

6.0%

1,988

43.8%

Ordinary income
ratio

9.5%

9.5％

ー

－

8.5%

－

Net income

3,039

5,200

2,160

71.1%

3,495

67.2％

Net income ratio

6.7%

10.8％

4.1％

－

14.9%

－

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17Full-year earnings forecast and points◼ Net sales(100 million yen)600

Net sales
480

500

359

400
300
200

480

452

⚫ No change to the earnings forecast.
⚫ Business negotiations are increasing due torecovery in ICT investment made by major
customers.
⚫ No change also in sales strategy. Promote
expansion of sales of products and services in thefields focused on.
⚫ Develop new business negotiations by fully utilizing
the synergies generated by the integration ofbusiness areas and regions.

335

245

234

224

126

118

114

100
0
1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FYE Jan/2022

FYE Jan/2021

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FYE Jan/2023◼ Operating income/operating income ratio(100 million yen)
60

14%

50

50

37

40

8%

22

15

12%
10%

30

26

30
20

45

42

6%

19

13

4%

9

10

2%

0

0%
1Q

2Q

FYE Jan/2021

3Q

4Q

1Q

2Q

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3Q

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

Operating income⚫ No change to the second-half plan.
⚫ Quickly bring unprofitable projects under control as
the highest-priority issue, and invest management
resources intensively.
⚫ Aim to improve the rate of return and promoteacquisition of highly profitable business negotiations.

4Q

FYE Jan/2023

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Full-year earnings forecast by business segment(Unit: Million yen)

Resultsfor FY ended Jan. 2022

Net sales

OperatingincomeRate of return

Forecast
for FY ending Jan. 2023

Net sales

OperatingincomeRate of return

Amount of change
Rate of change
Net sales
Rate of change

FY ending Jan. 2023
2Q progress rate

OperatingincomeRate of change

Net sales
progress rate

Operatingincome progress
rate

Digital Industry
Business

15,897

3,153
19.8%

17,100

3,900
22.8%

1,203
7.6%

747
23.7%

48.3%

50.3%

Service Integration
Business

29,322

4,546
15.5%

30,900

4,600
14.9%

1,578
5.4%

54
1.2%

49.2%

44.9%

Corporate expenses－(3,493)－(4,000)

－

(507)

－

－

45,2204,206
9.3%

48,000

4,500
9.4%

2,780
6.1%

294
7.0%

48.9%

43.8%

Total

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19Full-year earnings forecast for digital industry business◼ Net sales/operating income
FY ending Jan. 2023
Results for 2Q

Full-year forecast

Progress rate

Net sales

8.2 billion yen

17.1 billion yen

48.3%

Operating income

1.9 billion yen

3.9 billion yen

50.3%

Net sales

2.3 billion yen

5.1 billion yen

45.1%

Digital Industry Business

Focused businessBusiness category

Points of the second half

Smart factory⚫ Strengthen SI by combining our products for production DX.
⚫ Focus on development of automated systems utilizing digital data.

Connected services⚫ Expand business negotiations for mobility services and IoT using cloud technologies.
⚫ Enhance environment construction services for DevOps including test automation.

Chubu district⚫ Further expand areas of business negotiations for system development, which have beenfavorable due to enhanced DX promotion.

Nishinihon district⚫ Find new demand from existing customers and new business negotiations for IoT-related
products and services as a whole.
⚫ Focus on acquiring new customers and business negotiations by expanding the area of logisticsrelated businesses.

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Full-year earnings forecast for service integration business◼ Net sales/operating income
Results for 2Q
Net sales

FY ending Jan. 2023
Full-year forecast

Progress rate

15.2 billion yen

30.9 billion yen

49.2%

2 billion yen

4.6 billion yen

44.9％

3.7 billion yen

6.9 billion yen

53.6%

Service Integration Business
Operating income
Focused businessBusiness category

Net sales

Points of the second half

Service integration⚫ Bring unprofitable projects under control, promote active DX business negotiations and improve
productivity.
⚫ For services in cooperation with Microsoft Japan, continue focusing on expanding Dynamics 365
and Azure business.
⚫ For migration services, strengthen support for shifting to the cloud.

Platform architect⚫ Meet demand for DX of government and public offices and local governments, and provide
integrated services from infrastructure construction to DC.
⚫ Promote support for companies in constructing a DX platform and support for cybersecurity
accompanying it.

Group companies⚫ Strengthen cooperation with customers (share nearshore development know-how).

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Disclaimer✓ This document has not been prepared for the purpose of soliciting investments.
✓ Forward-looking statements in this document are based on judgments and assumptions madein light of trends in the Japanese economy and the information services industry, as well as
information available at the time of preparing this document. Accordingly, there is a possibility
that forecasts may fluctuate due to uncertainties inherent in them, changes in domestic andoverseas situations relevant to future business operations and other factors.

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IR@cec-ltd.co.jp22Company profile
Company
Name
Date ofestablishment

Computer Engineering & Consulting Ltd.

Number of
Employees

2,239 (as of July 31, 2022)

February 24, 1968

Consolidated
subsidiaries

8 companies

Head Office

JR Ebisu Bldg., 5-5 Ebisu Minami 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0022

Representative

Hitoshi Ooishi, Representative Director & President

Date of Listing

April 2022 (Prime Market)
July 2001 (First Section of Tokyo Stock Exchange)

Capital6,586 million yen

Net sales

45,220 million yen (FY ended Jan. 2022)

Business
Licenses and ■ Listed on the list of companies providing system auditing Description
approvals
services, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry■ Listed on the list of companies providing information security
auditing services, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry■ PrivacyMark-certified business operator 11820032(12)■ JQA Certification• Quality Management System
ISO 9001:2015 (Certification No. JQA-1481)• Information Security Management System
ISO/IEC 27001 (Certification No. JQA-IM0007)• Cloud Service Information Security Management System
ISO/IEC 27017 (Certification No. JQA-IC0040)• Information Technology Service Management System
ISO/IEC 20000 (Certification No. JQA-IT0005)• Environmental Management System
ISO 14001:2015 (Certification No. JQA-EM7701)■ Telecommunication engineering business Tokyo Governor(Ordinary-3) No. 153499(License date: April 19, 2021)© Computer Engineering & Consulting Ltd. All rights reserved.

■ Digital Industry Business
Provides customers in the manufacturing industry with ICT services to support efficientbusiness operations, quality improvement, and production of attractive products■ Service Integration Business
Provides integrated services from full support for the ICT lifecycle to cloud and security
which are needed to reform and improve the operations of companies and organizations
Two businesses contributing to the realization of a sustainable society

Total integrator for ICT

ICT partners specializing in manufacturing industry

Promoting ESG management and contributing to development of customers' business throughtackling social problems
Needs for ICT that are increasing
owing to alteration to a smart factory
Introduction of IoT and expansion of
PoC by customers
Technologies for AI, IoT, and sensing
Accumulating know-how on FA
control, robots, and equipment

AI
Big
data
Robotics

Know-how on the whole ICT
infrastructure

Cloud

Base to cooperate in in-house DC
and cloud
IoT

Security

Systems specializing in lines ofbusiness and operations
Defense against evolving menaces
to security

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